Local notes from Coffs Harbour district visit sprits and updates
Mr and Mrs Norman Ward of Sydney spend days at Coffs Harbour with Mr and Mrs B D Patterson after a Queensland holiday. Pat Wall returns to Lismore from Korora with his brother and sister in law. Sympathy to Shire Engineer F Dodd’s family on his mother’s death in Sydney. Kenner’s Speakers at Coramba supply opening note the Shire Clerk Ray Smith ill but improving. Mrs Geo Downie tours Coffs looking well. Sid Buckler visits his brother and has retired as West Geelong Postmaster. Fish arrive and Bucklers enjoy at Coffs. Les Fowler inspects Port Macquarie hospital plans aiding new Coffs hospital. Sir James Bisset viewed by ex servicemen as an old friend for famed World War transport work. Dr Harrman on St Bailey celebrates Coramba water supply going into operation. Harry supports more country town water ties to retain population in the shire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ward
Sydney
Coffs Harbour
B. D. Patterson
Queensland
Pat Wall
Lismore
Peirie Wall
Korora
Geo. Downie
Coffs
Downie
E. Jamieson
Sid Buckler
W. T. J. Buckler
West Geelong
Bill
Les Fowler
Coffs District Hospital
Port Macquarie
Harrman
St Bailey
Coramba
Harry
Ingoshire
Congo
Jetty Hockey Teams Undefeated
The Jey Hockey Club beat Coffs Harbour 2 to 1 to stay undefeated. Scorers were D Hilderband with J Pearce praised for standout play, as Jetty leads the competition. The girls played well with no special coaching beyond matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jey Hockey Club
Coffs Harbour
D. Hilderband
J. Pearce
Jetty Club
Jetty
Lighting Installed at District Hospital by N J Jordan
The chairman of the Board of the District Hospital, Mr. N J Jordan, supervised the installation of an auxiliary lighting plant at the hospital. The plant provides sufficient power for all hospital needs including the operating theatre, ensuring efficient service.
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the District Hospital
N. J. Jordan
Jordan
Bananas and Tomatoes Moved by Train To Road in Nationwide Effort
The BGF loaded 12500 cases of bananas and 600 cases of tomatoes from train to road transport during the weekend. Sydney consignments reached the city on Saturday while Melbourne lots were due today. Chairman J D Murphy and manager E McDonald oversaw the operation with Homan from BGF Sydney coordinating truck fleet.
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BGF
Sydney
Melbourne
Coffs Harbour
J. d. Murphy
E. McDonald
Coffs Bgf
Haman
Stroud Road
Homan
Newcastle
Murphy
Sydney and
Coffs
Railway Department
Coffs CWA Younger Set Re-formed After Enthusiastic Meeting
Coffs Harbour branch of the CWA Younger Set was re formed last Friday at Mrs A H Thompsons Jetty residence. Attendance 56 mainly youth. Speakers included Amy Savage state leader and Kempsey guests. Nominations elected Betty Lind president and six officers. Community singing and supper followed a successful reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs Harbour
CWA
A. H. Thompson
T. C. Quinlan
M Savage
Pres Dent
Mid-North Coal Group
Amy Savage
Nsw
Kempsey
Waisdale
al Nough
Amy Savace
Betty Lind
B. Dolman
Loretta McGrath
Bessie Cork
Brian Miller
Gwen Welch
Jim Kimmorley
Savage
Butler Airways offers flood relief transport to Sydney
Butler Airways directors propose to move to Sydney relief parcels gathered in Maitland and other districts for flood sufferers. North Coast organisations have collected a number of parcels and the airline’s offer will likely be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Butlers Airways
Sydney
North Coast
Butler Airways
Bowls Club Sends 75 Pounds to Legacy Charity
The Coffs Bowling Club decided to forward a cheque for 75 pounds to Legacy after an appeal at Anzac afternoon highlighted Legacy’s work. Club President M Dave McGregor and liaison officer Harry ss spoke, with funds routed through the NSW Bowling Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffs Bowling Club
Dave McGregor
Harryss
No First Aid At Football
A newspaper note laments lack of on ground first aid at football matches. Dr Yarad attended as a recreation, but his frequent calls for medical help hinder his enjoyment and the need for dedicated first aid personnel is urged.
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Yarad
Beecause
de- Anumos
Production difficulties shape this issue of the Advocate
The note explains that supply issues affect the usual makeup and news value of the Advocate. It states alterations stem from production difficulties and that readers may notice changes in this issue.
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure For Stubborn Coughs
A period advertisement promotes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. The ad claims quick relief and highlights peppermint flavor as a selling point.
Sawtell Bus Sunday Service Schedule
Sawtell bus departs Sawtell Post Office at 9 a.m. and Knights Store at 4 45 p.m. Coffs Harbour services leave at 9 30 a.m. and 5 15 p.m. Phone 17 W Hunt, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawtell P.O
Knight's
Coffs Harbour
W. Hunt
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Stuart Crystal
K. Ruthnings
Bronko
William Anderton
ACTIL
High St. T. Caba Coffs Harbour
Caba
F. Dodd
Adewu
Wipura
Kenner
Corambay Pee
Ray Smith
Ray
James Bisset
Middle East
Coffs C.W.A
Younger Set
Bowls Club
Sawtell Bus
O. R. Chapman
Maddoon & Robinson
Moonee Street
Stennett & Merry
Electrical Contractors
Grafton Street
Buchanan
P.O. Box
Pharmacy
ALA
W. Forsyth
P.c
Mes
James Sawyer
Alexander John Stuart Gilchrist
Central North Coast Newspaper Co. Pty., Ltd
Jack Simmon
Outfitters